In a surprising turn of events, former Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Daurice Fountain has publicly urged the team to re-sign him ahead of the playoffs. Taking to Twitter, Fountain reached out to current Chiefs general manager Brett Veach, expressing his desire to return to the franchise he played for last season. Fountain’s tweet included a nostalgic photo of himself in a Chiefs uniform alongside the caption, ‘I just want to go back home! #ChiefsKingdom.’ This sentiment highlights Fountain’s lingering connection to the team even after being released earlier this year. The Chiefs currently hold a strong position as they gear up for the postseason, and adding a familiar face like Fountain could enhance their receiving corps during critical playoff games. Meanwhile, Fountain isn’t the only former player making headlines; after being released from the Detroit Lions, another wide receiver publicly begged to be signed back by his old team before the playoffs as well. This trend of former players yearning to return to their teams appears to be escalating as various teams ready for playoff action. With the playoffs fast approaching, both scenarios raise questions about roster decisions and the emotional ties players have with their teams. As teams assess their options, the prospect of welcoming back a proven receiver could potentially provide a strategic advantage. The Chiefs and Lions front offices will need to weigh their options carefully, considering the impact such decisions could have as they strive for postseason success.
Former Chiefs WR Daurice Fountain Eager to Rejoin Kansas City Before Playoffs
